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Luxury agency connects via WhatsApp
Quintessentially Estates rolls out high-end platform with instant messaging functionality as clients increasingly eschew emails and calls
Royalton’s ‘best-in-class’ Surrey estate finds a buyer
The Grade II* listed, picture-perfect Pickhurst was asking over £28m
Mortgage arrears hit ‘an all-time historic low’
The number of both homeowner and buy-to-let mortgages in arrears has fallen compared to last year
Christie’s IRE posts ‘exceptional’ results for its first six months in New York
International estate agency has 'secured a foothold' in the Big Apple's ultra-prime scene, despite a softening market
Book Now: ‘All Around is Fairy Ground’ – Repton and the Regency Garden
Georgian Group lecture will trace the great landscape architect's designs from their Picturesque beginnings to the progressive Gardenesque style
Prices are picking up in Prime Central London
LonRes records the strongest annual growth in achieved prices since 2015, but transaction levels 'continue to be constrained by economic and political uncertainty'
Top Bank of England economist warns of an ‘exodus’ of finance workers from London
The number of EU workers coming to London is falling, says Ian McCafferty, and that's affecting the property market
Smaller-scale landlords are moving out of the market as tax changes bite
'The impact of recent and ongoing tax changes is clearly having a material impact on the Buy to Let sector', warns the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, as rental stock levels drop again
Savills’ UK resi business rallies amid ‘challenging’ market conditions
Revenue and profit up for division as higher values offset lower volumes
Mapped: Top performing prime & super-prime regional markets
Central London locations have seen the highest rate of prime property price inflation over the last decade, says Fine & Country, but top-end resi markets across the England & Wales have been more 'lethargic'…
Battersea heliport is a ‘blight on residents’ lives’
Hundreds, if not thousands of homeowners living close to the Thames are routinely subjected to noise disturbance that exceeds WHO recommended limits, according to a "groundbreaking" new study
RIBA names its new President
Alan Jones will take over from Ben Derbyshire next year